Year 8 Assessment Unit 1

How would you describe the term ‘bitmap’?

• A tiny square of colour
• An image that doesn’t lose quality when scaled up
• When an object or image is able to be made bigger or smaller
• A detailed image created with pixels

How would you describe the term ‘pixel’?

• A tiny square of colour in a bitmap image
• A symbol that is used to represent an organisation or a product
• When an object or image is able to be made bigger or smaller
• A detailed image created with pixels

How would you describe the term ‘intersection’?

• A line or a shape used to create vector graphics
• An operation used to combine two or more paths to create a single path
• The border of a shape
• An operation used to create a single path from the overlapping portion of two paths

How would you describe a path?

• A line or a shape used to create vector graphics
• An operation used to combine two or more paths to create a single path
• The border of a shape
• An operation used to create a single path from the overlapping portion of two paths

Which of these is a characteristic of a vector graphic?

• Used for real photos
• Made up of pixels
• Maintains image quality when scaled
• Loses image quality when scaled

What has been used to place these shapes/paths in their current position?

• Align right sides to page
• Distribute horizontally
• Centre left edges
• Centre vertically

What does SVG stand for?

• Standard Vector Graphic
• Scalable Vector Graphic
• Simple Vector Graphic
• Sharable Vector Graphic

Which of these is a characteristic of a bitmap graphic?

• Detailed/complex images
• Made up of paths
• Simple images
• Used for logos, icons, and illustrations

To adjust the nodes of a basic shape (rectangle, ellipse, polygon, star), you must:

• Adjust the stroke
• Duplicate the object
• Add a fill colour
• Convert the object to a path

Each individual item added to a vector image is:

• An object
• A node
• A group
• A shape